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ecalifornica
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About ecalifornica
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These are all beautiful! I'm inspired, thank you. Do you have a blog or a public code repository? I would like to read about your process and techniques.
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Comment #46556970
I'll second this, Embassy on the ESP32-c6 is great.
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Comment #45776435
This is great! How do you design the puzzles and score the moves?
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Comment #45507687
I agree with Andrew, side projects are a great way to rediscover joy. From my own experience: - Decompress and seek fun, instead of aiming to "get a project done". Follow whatever …
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Comment #45195626
You’re right, being able to hold the music is nice. PDF liner notes aren’t the same. For your next release you might be interested in the cassette label run by a friend of mine: he…
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Comment #44842906
This is great. I'd also be curious to see other boroughs, distance to nearest subway stop, and how long the lots have been empty. *And height limits.
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Comment #43585788
You might enjoy Oliver Sacks' book Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain. You're not alone in your experience.
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Comment #39168964
San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) scrounges around for hardware to run Windows 98: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32884814 > When a BART car runs into trouble, Shaw…
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Comment #7228228
Awesome. Thank you.
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Free San Francisco Pair Programming
I apologize if this is not the correct place to post this. I'm looking for someone to pair program Python with. I have some experience with Flask, building my own API, a little bit…